... T=E =u~MN .I~AIJ~i~,-4J~uring .it, ?? .eA I 'i ?? I IItI' pill'~ttte te~tw6'!.1l - ' ':(PFrom tha 3srm Lans Faprels, A A4 28,1892.) The first vtwenty -weeks of 1892 have been rich' in light and in thy influence of the actinic and chemical rays of the ruu they have been fitfully rich in hema rays alsa, but the cold periods when o experi-oced have been svere, and the balance of the mean ...

... TH'fl:ORN TRAI)UI.-{uringr the Pratt woeei.J o -y a h a r r. .. - r.. . IA .-n I I rned (From the MorK Lane Ezpreos, Jhtne 24. i895.) diseat oe ?? .uppet The showers of the past week have been of ne, Otior 3 to substantial value to ngrioulture. Thet bhnve been healti : iov the most part early morning showers, absorbed thee i by evaporation to a grent extent, and of refresh- silky Fr of ment ...

... AIARKET IIERAILD). Co01555 35tAO,.fettday, Oct. 27. Tho stililly of English Wheat was modecrate at this miorn- ing's market, and was btold firm at a shilling advance, which buyers reluctantly paid onl pickied samples.- Foreignr was he01d at a sinmilar' advance, and at few sales ivere nsadc, but where factors, were willing to accept ]last weekt's ratcd there was at freo ?? Fisour remains ...

... ITHII COIRN T'RADE.-[Dlurimyg the past \vok.o| (Abridgel from the 2.1)* Lane ExpIreS of Sept. 11.) j With aiother -week's dfino weather many farmers have regretted tile hastoevith wiiole thevi-mado their V late gatlerinces; while some of the secolid crop of grass ibas been secu'red, with ilistalces NIlero the latter -j'rowvth was the heavier of the two; but tile ?? dclews of the mollining, ...

... THE CORN TRADE.-FDiuring the past Nveok.l (Abrldged fror the Murk Love Zapwreas ofi Oct. IL.) The weather during the past week was rather uot but quite warm for several days, so as almost to disparage horse-labour and increase the slugs; while the grass has roneowed its strongth, -with a pros)peot of a bite up to Christmas. WhIeat-sowing has been proceeding, and at quick growth may be expected ...

... I h ?? Bxchange, Monday, De#. 6. The weather, although cold, was no longer frosty, and the attendance to-day in Mark-Lane lacks the animnation that began to revive last week. IWith but little bulk of. English produce on offer, the amount of Foreign is very large, and neither sellers nor buyers appear decided how re to act. Supply in fair condition. English Wheat in' re actie, sellers holding ...

... THE CORN 'J.IIADE.-[Dtuiug the past week.] (Abridged fromn tls N.M7a Liae a prcss of Oct. 23.) The wteather of tho past woele has boeri in perfect o contrast to that whicli has so long r3uled. Frequent raien has fallen, with rough wvinds and a damp hazy t atm-osphere, much againist the con(litioil of newly- l thrashed corn. Sowling, whidh coimuenced on the after- part of last woro, hats been ...

... THE CORN TRADE-[Durirng the past week.] (Abridzed from the Plfarh Lane Rxprees Of July 15.) The past week has been truly summer-like from its commencement, and it was much wanted for the maturing of the crops; but a fall of rain would have been of great service to the spring corn, which has begun to suffer from drought, especially the beans and peas. Another such week will make Talavera wheat ...

... THIE CORN TRADE- _During the rast weck.1 C(AbrilIIId froni the ,'Jrk Luaie Express of Oct. S.) Another week's cessationl from rain has been quite a boon to the country, though thoe Weather hals b(eel so hazy and wvalrm that the condition of samiples could be but little imnproved, and ?? proportion of well-con- ditioited corn tdis season nmust be exceedingly small. A celeral colivi tion tbat ...

... CaOURT OF CHANCERY, DMAV ? i, (Before Vice- Chancellor Matins.) ATTOBZEyT0NR V. THE BItSIOP OF OXORD.t Mr. Roupell appeared on this petition, which was by three of four next of kin of a testator, Thomas Simms, under a will dated as far back as 1784; and it asked payment out of Court of a sum of 8051. 7s. lid., which had remained in Court un- invosted since the year 1792. The testator left the ...

... THE CORN TRADE --[Duringy the past week.i (Abridged from the Mtark Lanee Express of Nov. 18,) The past week being seasonable, with rather a de- ficiency of wet for the time of year, wheat planting and all field work have progressed favourably, but tho damp atmosphere has not been suitable for thrashing. The downward tendency of wheat-prices has continued, and we may note a general decline of ...

... THE CORN TRADE. -During the past week.] I th (Abridgedfrorm the~fark Lane Erprcssof Juno 22.) 3s, The weather of the past week has continued fine, but varying much in temperature from much sultriness to O isharp breezes from the cast More rain is now press- et inglyneeded for the spring crops, all of which are [t su fering, more or less; and they must be very short is nunless some falls ...